I dont usually talk much about food, but, bear with me. Yesterday I was traveling and I have a gluten allergy and airports suck for that so lunch and dinner was a handful of peanuts each. So, today Im eating my way through all the gluten free bakeries in Montreal 🥰🥰🥰
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still a nutcracker by heart • my tweets are also still on sale, but thus far only represent my personal opinion
I just signed myself up for a 31 mile ultra trail run that my running group sets up every year. Thoughts and prayers please.
Im racing to finish three projects at the same time, and ran into a wall last week. So I went to the desert to sit by a river.
I'll be back at @recon teaching a training with @KeithRamphal, we'll be bringing our combined malware reverse engineering experience to the masses! Whatever runs, wherever it runs, cause the days of your boring ol' Windows C bot are over. https://recon.cx/2026/en/trainingAdvancedMalwareRE.html
Sandboxie has a swag shop 😱 Can that be called retro yet?? https://sbiemerch.myspreadshop.net/
Why good morning Claude. This is how THAT is going. I mean I know I'm the problem here, and I'm just cracking myself up.
Ok I did the thing, I let Claude loose on a packed Delphi binary for the shits and giggles, and its been 17 minutes of 'Bunning..' and we keep going. I'll keep y'all posted.
@blackhoodie will be back at @recon this year 😱😻✨ Jane Tangen and Amna K Moon will be teaching an Introduction to x86 Reverse Engineering! We're delighted to be hosted at the Montreal Google offices!
https://blackhoodie.re/Recon2026/
https://blackhoodie.re/Recon2026/
Blackhoodie at Recon 2026
We are looking forward to hosting another Blackhoodie training at Recon for 2026! We will be hosting a free, one day training for women, by women.Join us for an introduction to Ghidra and static analysis of x86 assembly before jumping into the conference. Whether you’re brand new to the field or looking to sharpen your skills, this is the perfect setting to learn alongside a welcoming community of like-minded hackers.TL;DR:What: Class on Static Reverse EngineeringWhen: June 18th 2026, 9am to 5pmWhere: Montreal, Google OfficeWho: WomenRegistration: fill form here (registration open until we reach capacity)Fees: The training is free; food, travel and hotel is responsibility of attendeesAgendaIntroduction to Reverse Engineering x86Teachers: Amna Mehmood is a cybersecurity researcher and reverse engineer with a background in malware analysis. Her focus includes Android reverse engineering, embedded systems, and vulnerability analysis.Jane Tangen is a reverse engineer working in Cambridge MA. She specializes in static analysis and in adding processor support into Ghidra.Topic: In this one-day workshop, participants will learn the fundamentals of x86 reverse engineering through guided instruction and hands-on examples. The morning begins with an introduction to assembly code and static analysis using Ghidra, building a foundation for the afternoon’s practical challenges. Topics covered include stack overflows, type confusions, and string filters. No prior experience with reverse engineering or Ghidra is required, a basic familiarity with C or C++ (including a general understanding of malloc and stack usage) is all you need.Prerequisites: Laptop with at least 4GB of memory and internet-capable (or can accept USBs)Java 21 or greater(Optional) Python 3.9 or greaterWho should attendAnyone who wants to learn Ghidra and/or practice interpreting x86 assembly!What is BlackHoodie?BlackHoodie is a free, women only reverse engineering workshop and community. More information can be found here: https://www.blackhoodie.re/about/Why women-only?One qualifies to attend an in-person bootcamp either if born and raised female, or if one identifies as a woman. This concept of women-only has no intention of putting up walls or feeling exclusive. Blackhoodie is about creating space in an industry that’s very competitive. It is a comfortable place, where attendees feel encouraged to grow skills without pressure. We do what we do, not to create women-only bubbles, as contradicting as it might sound, but to enable a minority to enter the security space, learn skills that are otherwise expensive to learn, find their interests and grow a professional network.And, it works. BlackHoodie alumnae have gone far beyond being successful in the classroom since the workshop series started. They ventured out to start community projects and collaborations, got themselves new jobs in the security industry, went to speak at major security conferences, joined review boards and become influencers in our community. Many went on to mentor others after they had found their spot, came back to BlackHoodie to give trainings on their own or are now conference trainers and teach classes to the community.Finally, why does the security industry need more women at all? The industry is growing and facing a talent shortage. More importantly, jobs are typically well paid, come with certain privileges, and are challenging and often fulfilling. And we do firmly believe our society as a whole can only benefit from having more women with money, independence and confidence. Likewise, the tech sector has grown in size and influence, and with great power comes great responsibility – responsibility best shared among a diverse body of decision makers.